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Tuesday, April 02, 2024 Canadian TV Listings (Times Eastern)

WHERE CAN I FIND THOSE PREMIERES? LOPEZ VS. LOPEZ (City TV) 7:00pm/7:30pm WEAKEST LINK (CTV2) 9:00pm

NEW TO AMAZON PRIME CANADA/CBC GEM/CRAVE TV/DISNEY + STAR/NETFLIX CANADA:

AMAZON PRIME HELLO KITTY: SUPER STYLE! (Season 12)

NETFLIX CANADA DEMETRI MARTIN: DEMETRI DECONSTRUCTED TOGETHER: TREBLE WINNERS

CURLING (TSN/TSN5) 10:00am: LGT World Men's Curling Championship: New Zealand vs. Canada (TSN/TSN5) 1:00pm: LGT World Men's Curling Championship: Canada vs. United States

NHL HOCKEY (TSN2) 7:00pm: Panthers vs. Habs (TSN5) 8:00pm: Sens vs. Wild (SNWest) 9:00pm: Ducks vs. Flames (SNPacific) 10:00pm: Canucks vs. Knights

NBA BASKETBALL (TSN/TSN3/TSN4) 7:00pm: Lakers vs. Raptors (SN Now) 7:30pm: Thunder vs. 76ers (TSN3/TSN4rer2w) 10:00pm: Mavericks vs. Warriors

BIG BROTHER CANADA (Global) 7:00pm

MLB BASEBALL (SN1/SNOntario/SNEast) 8:00pm: Jays vs. Astros (SN Now) 9:30pm: Yankees vs. Diamondbacks

THIS HOUR HAS 22 MINUTES (CBC) 8:00pm

CANADA'S GOT TALENT (City TV) 8:00pm: This week´s competitors give the CGT judges plenty to cheer for, with auditions they didn´t see coming.

THE GREAT BRITISH SEWING BEE (Makeful) 8:00pm (SEASON PREMIERE): Twelve new sewers whip up classics with a twist; they put together a brainteaser of a top, transform the office uniform (a pencil skirt and blouse) into a personal style statement and tailor a dress with cut-out details.

COMFORT FOOD WITH SPENCER WATTS (CTV Life) 8:00pm/8:30pm: It's all about cheese that melts, pulls, and puffs; Spencer makes flavor packed food. In Episode Two, Spencer shares some comfort food faves inspired by those around him.

SON OF A CRITCH (CBC) 8:30pm (SEASON FINALE): It's the end of school year; Mark is faced with changes and challenges ahead, but when he's tasked with giving the graduation speech he takes some time to reflect on how his friends and family shaped him.

ONE MORE TIME (CBC) 9:00pm (SEASON FINALE): When Sports Dynasty challenges One More Time to a hockey game, DJ must finally confront the real reason he retired from playing pro hockey.

HUDSON & REX (City TV) 9:00pm: A convicted killer resorts to drastic measures to avoid deportation, leading Charlie and Rex to re-open his case.

TREATY ROAD (APTN) 9:00pm: Erin and Saxon find out how Treaty 5 limited people's ability to feed their communities. The duo learns how innovative gardeners in Norway House, Man., provide greens year-round, and land-based learning brings them out onto the ice.

ENGINE MASTERS (Discovery Canada) 9:00pm/9:30pm (SEASON PREMIERE): Colder fuel makes more power; how to consistently keep fuel temps down, and what difference it really makes. In Episode Two, the guys have run standard 14-inch round filters in the past and wondered every time if there's any difference between them.

RAP SH!T (MTV Canada) 9:00pm/9:40pm (SEASON PREMIERE): Shawna comes clean to her family and reconnects with Francois; Mia frets over leaving Melissa under her mother's care. In Episode Two, Shawna and Mia struggle to see eye-to-eye with Reina Reign.

THREE WOMEN (DTour) 9:00pm (SERIES PREMIERE): Grieving writer Gia decides to write a book about women's desire; she interviews entrepreneur Sloane, homemaker Lina and student Maggie as they overturn their lives.

CURSED HISTORIES (Super Channel Fuse) 9:00pm (SERIES PREMIERE): 120 Days of Sodom, The Iceman's Curse, City of Screams: A gruesome story penned on a centuries-old scroll makes its way across Europe; A stone-age mummy emerges from the icy alps; An ancient city in Afghanistan is reduced to rubble.

RUN THE BURBS (CBC) 9:30pm (SEASON FINALE): Andrew's summer camp project takes a hit when he trusts the wrong mentor, while Camille's cookbook soars.

DEATH BY FAME (Investigation Discovery) 10:00pm (SEASON PREMIERE): Tara Correa-McMullen is only 15 when she rises from the tough streets of LA to star alongside some of Hollywood's biggest stars; a romance with the wrong person takes her out of the spotlight forever.

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Great movie!

Ford v Ferrari (2019) 

There’s a point at 7,000 RPM where everything fades. The machine becomes weightless. It just disappears. All that’s left, a body moving through space and time. 7,000 RPM, that’s where you meet it. You feel it coming. It creeps up near you, and it asks you a question. The only question that really matters. Who are you?

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Male English Masterlist

2010s

Benjamin Evan Ainsworth

2000s

Brenock O'Connor

Isaac Rouse

Jake Dunn

Kit Connor

Louis Partridge

Tom Taylor

William Gao

90s

Aaron Taylor-Johnson

Adam Long

Alex Arnold

Alex Lawther

Alex Pettyfer

Alex Roe

Alex Sawyer

Asa Butterfield

Ash Stymest

Ashley Charles

Ben Allen

Ben Hardy

Ben Hawkey

Ben Radcliffe

Bertie Gilbert

Bill Milner

Bobby Lockwood

Brad Kavanagh

Chance Perdomo

Charlie Heaton

Chuku Modu

Connor Swindells

Callum Turner

Damson Idris

Danny Griffin

Declan McKenna

Dev Patel

Dominic Sherwood

Douglas Booth

Ed Sheeran

Edward Bluemel

Elliot Knight

Eugene Simon

Fady Elsayed

Finn Cole

Finney Cassidy

Finnlay Davis

Fionn Whitehead

Freddie Highmore

Freddy Carter

George MacKay

Gregg Sulkin

Harris Dickinson

Hero Fiennes-Tiffin

Himesh Patel

Jack O'Connell

Jacob Dudman

Jeremy Irvine

Joe Ashman

Jack McMullen

Jonah Hauer-King

Josh Dylan

Josh O’Connor

John Boyega

Kedar Williams-Stirling

Laurence Belcher

Laurie Davidson

Letitia Wright

Liam Payne

Lucien Laviscount

Luke Newton

Luke Pasqualino

Matt Kane

Ned Porteous

Oliver Stark

Ollie Barbieri

Otto Farrant

Rhys Matthew Bond

Robbie Kay

Ronan Parke

Sam Clemmett

Sam Fender

Sam Jackson

Sean Teale

Sebastian de Souza

Skandar Keynes

Theo Graham

Thomas Brodie Sangster

Toby Wallace

Tom Brittney

Tom Holland

Tom Webb

Tristan Evans

Viveik Kalra

Zayn Malik

80s

Adam Campbell

Anthony Lewis

Eddie Redmayne

Alex Lanipekun

Alex Sharp

Alfie Owen-Allen

Alfred Enoch

Allen Leech

Aml Ameen

Andrew Garfield

Andrew Hayden Smith

Arthur Darvill

Ashley Taylor Dawson

Augustus Prew

Barry Sloane

Ben Davies

Ben Lloyd-Hughes

Benjamin Stone

Ben Aldridge

Ben Barnes

Ben Lamb

Ben Robson

Ben Whishaw

Billy Howle

Bradley James

Charles Mnene

Charlie Hunnam

Christian Cooke

Daniel Anthony

Daniel Kaluuya

Daniel Sharman

David Gandy

Dimitri Leonidas

Ed Weeks

Ed Westwick

Elyes Gabel

Finn Jones

Freddie Stroma

Gary Carr

George Young

Giles Matthey

Gregg Chillin

Harry Hadden-Paton

Henry Cavill

Henry Golding

Liam Garrigan

Jack Donnelly

Jack Farthing

Jason Wong

Jay Ali

Joey Batey

Joe Cole

Joe Dempsie

Joel Fry

John Dagleish

Jon Foo

Joseph Gilgun

Joseph Morgan

Josh Beech

Josh Bowman

Joshua McGuire

Jules Knight

Julian Morris

Kirk Barker

Kit Harington

Louis Cordice

Luke Thompson

Matt Stokoe

Mitch Hewer

Matt Smith

Matthew Beard

Matthew Lewis

Max Brown

Max Irons

Michael Malarkey

Michael Socha

Mike Bailey

Nicholas Hoult

Nick Hendrix

Nyasha Hatendi

Oliver Jackson-Cohen

Peter Gadiot

Rafi Gavron

Rahul Kohli

Reece Noi

Ricky Whittle

Riz Ahmed

Rob Damiani

Rob Heaps

Robert Pattinson

Sam Palladio

Sebastian Armesto

Scott Rose-Marsh

Taylor Hart

Tom Austen

Tom Bateman

Tom Burke

Tom Hiddleston

Tom Hopper

Tom Hughes

Tom Payne

Tom Riley

Tom Sturridge

William Moseley

70s

Andrew Buchan

Andrew Lee Potts

Aynsley Lister

Ben Bailey Smith

Benedict Cumberbatch

Blake Ritson

Callum Blue

Casper Zafer

Christian Bale

Colin Lawrence

Geoffrey Streatfeild

Gideon Emery

Idris Elba

Julian Ovenden

Lee Ross

Neil Jackson

Jude Law

Matthew Goode

Nicholas Bishop

Nick Frost

Orlando Bloom

Richard Armitage

Robert James Collier

Rupert Evans

Rupert Young

Russell Brand

Scott Speedman

Simon Pegg

Tobias Menzies

Tom Hardy

60s

Ace Bhatti

Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje

Andy Nyman

Ben Chaplin

Ben Daniels

Ben Miles

Ben Miller

Brendan Coyle

Colin Firth

Daniel Craig

Dave Legeno

Gavin Rossdale

Greg Wise

Hugo Weaving

Jason Isaacs

James Purefoy

Jason Flemyng

Jason Statham

Luke Goss

Nathaniel Parker

Nicholas Gleaves

Paul Blackthorne

Richard Dillane

Stephen Moyer

Toby Jones

50s

Alex Jennings

Delroy Lindo

Gary Oldman

40s

Alan Rickman

Ben Cross

Ben Kingsley

Bill Nighy

Danny Webb

David Bowie

Jim Broadbent

Michael Gambon

Philip Jackson

30s

Derek Jacobi

Tom Baker

Tom Courtenay

Unknown Birthday

Charlie Anson

Chris J Gordon

Daniel Fraser

Hainsley Lloyd Bennett

Jacob Collin-Levy

Kit Clarke

Mark Strepan

Tom Turner

Tom York

Trey Tucker

Yasen Atour

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In Touch, February 17

Cover: Kobe Bryant’s Legacy -- the secret letters he left his daughters

Page 1: Contents 

Page 2: Who Wore It Better? Nicky Hilton vs. Kaia Gerber, Karen Elson vs. Julianne Moore, January Jones vs. Ruth Negga 

Page 4: Channing Tatum slams ex Jenna Dewan by saying girlfriend Jessie J is more stunning and beautiful 

Page 5: Makeover of the Week -- Sylvester Stallone shows off his natural gray hair and beard, Reveal of the Week -- Selena Gomez on the emotional toll of her romance with Justin Bieber

Page 6: Crib of the Week -- William H. Macy and Felicity Huffman’s mid-century mansion in the Hollywood Hills 

Page 8: The Bachelor: Senior Edition -- who should compete? Clint Eastwood, Christie Brinkley, Betty White, Fred Willard, Martha Stewart, Jane Fonda, Liam Neeson 

Page 9: Teresa Giudice’s fake boobs boost her confidence, Man Candy of the Week -- Ajay Friese, Winners of the Week -- Ellen DeGeneres and Alicia Keys present a $20,000 check to pay college tuition for DeAndre Arnold who was banned from his high school graduation for refusing to cut his dreadlocks, Losers of the Week -- The Crown fans because the show will end after 5 seasons instead of 6 as originally planned 

Page 10: Up Close -- The Super Bowl -- Demi Lovato sang The Star-Spangled Banner, Shakira and Jennifer Lopez at the halftime show, J.Lo’s daughter Emme joined her on stage 

Page 11: Beyonce and Jay-Z and daughter Blue, Cardi B presented a 15-liter bottle of Armand De Brignac for Related president Bruce Beal, Dababy at ultaclub E11EVEN Miami 

Page 12: Justin Bieber and wife Hailey Baldwin PDA at the premiere of his docuseries 

Page 13: Emilia Clarke with her new dog Ted, Birds of Prey stars Jurnee Smollett-Bell and Rosie Perez and Mary Elizabeth Winstead and Margot Robbie and Ella Jay Basco 

Page 14: Kendall Jenner gets a boost from the Netflix reality show’s Navarro College cheerleaders on The Ellen DeGeneres Show 

Page 18: Baby on Board -- Milla Jovovich, Ciara, Chloe Sevigny 

Page 22: Duchess Kate Middleton at the Stockwell Gardens Nursery & Pre-School 

Page 24: Elizabeth Banks honored as Woman of the Year by Harvard University’s Hasty Pudding theater troupe, Galen Zamarra and Kroger CEO Rodney McMullen teamed up at Kroger’s Zero Hunger/Zero Waste dinner at Sundance, Kylie Jenner went all-out for daughter Stormi’s 2nd birthday including having guests enter StormiWorld through giant plastic Stormi’s mouth 

Page 26: Cover Story -- Kobe Bryant’s heartfelt message to his daughters 

Page 30: Inside Lady Gaga’s lifelong battle with depression 

Page 32: The woman who knows too much -- Prince Andrew’s friend Ghislaine Maxwell disappears as a sex-trafficking probe heats up 

Page 34: The Bachelor Peter Weber’s season from hell -- he suffers big wounds -- both emotional and physical -- on his journey to find love 

Page 36: The Celeb Guide to Intermittent Fasting -- Vanessa Hudgens, Justin Theroux, Kourtney Kardashian, Gisele Bundchen 

Page 38: Blake Lively isn’t winning kudos for her fashion choices while promoting The Rhythm Section -- she sees herself as a fashionista but she’s trying too hard and she needs a stylist, Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi jumped the queue at The Broad in L.A., Star Sightings -- Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez (pictured), Vin Diesel (pictured), Andi Dorfman (pictured), 50 Cent, Eva Longoria (pictured), Rob Gronkowski and Rick Ross 

Page 40: New bride Pamela Anderson dumped by Jon Peters after 12 days, co-parenting got off to a rocky start for Bradley Cooper and Irina Shayk after they split but they’ve finally worked through their issues

Page 44: The Big Interview -- Sienna Miller -- I’m still learning how to be a parent 

Page 46: Three of Hollywood’s hottest couples share their tips for staying in shape -- Chris Hemsworth and Elsa Pataky, Gabrielle Union and Dwyane Wade, Maksim Chmerkovskiy and Peta Murgatroyd 

Page 52: Did I Really Do That? Billie Eilish copies Ali G, Tyler the Creator channeled The Grand Butapest Hotel, Robert Downey Jr. mimicked Ferris Bueller 

Page 54: Animal Overload -- My dog looks like Benicio Del Toro 

Page 56: Entertainment 

Page 58: My Night at Home -- Dean McDermott 

Page 60: Double Take -- Justin Bieber serenades Ellen DeGeneres for her birthday on Ellen 

Page 62: Horoscope -- Aquarius Yara Shahidi 

Page 64: Last Laughs 

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From Canadian Wildlife Federation Photo of the Day; July 2, 2018:

Blue Jay (Cyanocitta cristata) in Clarence-Rockland, Ontario

Photographer: Bill McMullen

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Quality Food Employee Reviews about "qfc" - Glassdoor

Kroger is named the president of the division QFC division

CINCINNATI CINCINNATICINCINNATI, OH - Kroger announces the appointment to Joe Fey as president of the Quality Food Centers (QFC) division.

Fey, aged 57, was appointed vice president merchandise for The company's Michigan division. Fey succeeds Donna Giordano, who was recently elevated to the position of president for the Ralphs division in California.

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"We are delighted that Joe is joining the QFC department," said Rodney McMullen the president and chief operating officer at Kroger. "Joe has always been a leader with a an enthusiasm for building amazing people and delivering best quality products to our customers. His expertise as a coach and knowledgeable merchandiser will assist QFC keep its position as the leader in quality and service across the Pacific Northwest."

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Fey has more than 35 years of experience in retail to QFC. He started the journey as a meat-related clerk for Kroger in 1972, while pursuing an undergraduate education in administration of business from Indiana University. He quickly was promoted to various managerial positions, including the management of stores, deli/bakery merchandising and seafood merchandising for the Central division of the company as well as the corporate offices in Cincinnati. The year 1999 saw Joe was appointed VP of merchandising in the Dillons division. In 2008, he was promoted to VP of merchandise in the Michigan division.

"We are thrilled that Joe has joined the QFC Division," said Rodney McMullen the president and chief operating officer at Kroger. "Joe has always been a leader with the desire to develop amazing people and delivering best quality products to our customers. His experience as a mentor and a seasoned merchandiser will ensure that QFC remain the leader in quality and service across the Pacific Northwest."

The Mr. Fey brings nearly 35 years of experience in retail to QFC. He started working as a clerk for meat for Kroger in 1972, while pursuing the bachelor's education in administration of business from Indiana University. He quickly was promoted to various managerial positions, including the management of stores, deli/bakery merchandising and meat/seafood merchandising both Kroger's Central Division and corporate office in Cincinnati. As of 1999 Joe became vice president of merchandising in the Dillons Division, and in 2008, he was promoted to vice president for merchandising in the Michigan Division.

He. Fey and his wife, Joy, currently reside in Brighton, Michigan but will relocate from Michigan to Washington State. They have two sons who are grown and three grandchildren.

Kroger is the country's largest traditional supermarket chain employs more than 338,000 employees who service customers at 2,449 supermarkets as well as multi-department store locations across 31 states with two dozen local banners such as Kroger, City Market, Dillons, Jay C, Food 4 Less, Fred Meyer, Fry's, King Soopers, QFC, Ralphs and Smith's. Kroger also has 785 convenience stores and 359 jewelry stores that specialize in fine jewelry and 1,035 fuel centers for supermarkets along with 40 food processing facilities within the U.S. Kroger, headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio, focuses its charitable efforts on the relief of hunger as well as health and wellness programs as well as local charities within the communities it serves. For more information on Kroger and its products, go to www.kroger.com.

Quality Food Centers was founded more than 60 years ago. It currently manages 68 stores at its head office located in Bellevue, WA. QFC is a division belonging to The Kroger Co. For more information about QFC go to www.qfc.com.

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Lookingglass Theatre Company

In Collaboration with WBEZ Chicago present the World Premiere Audio Play of

Her Honor Jane Byrne

Written and Directed by Ensemble Member J. Nicole Brooks

Thanksgiving Day at 11am and Saturday, November 28 at 2pm

Chicago, IL–Lookingglass Theatre Company, in collaboration with WBEZ 91.5 Chicago, presents a World Premiere audio play of Her Honor Jane Byrne, written and directed by Ensemble Member and Mellon Playwright in Residence J. Nicole Brooks. Her Honor Jane Byrne will air on Chicago’s NPR news station WBEZ 91.5 FM and wbez,org on Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, November 26 from 11am-1pm CT and Saturday, November 28 from 2pm-4pm CT.

Chicago is “The City That Works”—but does it work for everybody? It’s 1981, the city’s simmering pot of neglected problems boils over, and Chicago’s first woman mayor is moving into Cabrini-Green. Is this just a P.R. stunt, or will it bring the City together? For the next three weeks, residents, activists, media, the “Machine,” and the Mayor herself will collide as the City’s raw truths are exposed. Tune in to find out who will come out on top in Lookingglass Ensemble Member J. Nicole Brooks’ bold new work, Her Honor Jane Byrne?

Her Honor Jane Byrne premiered on the Lookingglass stage in March 2020 just five days before the Theatre had to close due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Lookingglass Theatre Company has partnered with WBEZ, Chicago’s National Public Radio Station, to present Her Honor Jane Byrne as a radio play.

The cast features Ensemble Members Christine Mary Dunford (Jane Byrne), Thomas J. Cox (Alderman Roti, Swibel, Photographer, Evidence Tech) and Tracy Walsh (Reporter, Kathy, Claudia) with Robert Cornelius (Black Che, Seller), Nicole Michelle Haskins (Tiger, Rival Kid), Renee Lockett (Mabel Foley), Frank Nall (O’Donnell, Jay McMullen, Daley, Spilotro), Josh Odor (Superintendent Brzcek, Tavern Owner, Bodyguard, Pilot, Host), Taron Patton (Marion Stamps), Willie “Mudlife Roc” Round (Kid, Tral).

The creative team includes Michael Huey (composer), Christopher M. LaPorte (sound designer), Artistic Associate Wendy Mateo (associate director) Jason K. Martin (dialect specialist), Sarah Burnham (production manager), Jeremy Phillips (production assistant) and Ensemble Member Philip R. Smith (casting).

“Our play joins history to myth. Some of it is dramatic interpretation, and some of it is real,” comments J. Nicole Brooks. “When you grow up in a city that’s hyper segregated, run amuck with corruption, and political stunts and discord, you have to work hard to love it. I love the city of Chicago. I love the history. I’m fascinated by ethnic clans. I’m curious about patronage, councils, aldermen, and committeemen. Who gets elected and how? Who gets to lead us, and will they actually listen to us? Though I was very little, I can remember when it was announced that Mayor Jane Byrne was moving into Cabrini-Green. Can she stop the violence? Well, no one person can. Here we are decades later, asking the same questions. I hope our audiences walk away with a bit of the past, so they may know how to shape our future.”

““It was devastating to close Her Honor Jane Byrne last Spring just after it opened.  A play takes years of work to get it to the point of production, and this play was speaking directly to our city about our city.  So we are thrilled and grateful to WBEZ for giving us a new platform to share J. Nicole Brooks’ timely and brilliant play in its new audio form,” comments Artistic Director Heidi Stillman. “Over the past months since the show closed, it’s subject matter has only become more relevant. Her Honor Jane Byrne is ambitious, timely, and an important piece of work about the way geography, race and inequality line up in Chicago – and how choices made in the past are still playing out in our city today.”  

This project is supported in part by an award from the National Endowment for the Arts. The following sponsors generously supported the premiere of Her Honor Jane Byrne on the Lookingglass stage last spring: Production Sponsors—National Endowment for the Arts and Edgerton Foundation; Lead Sponsors—Melinda McMullen and Duncan Kime; Production Support—Leigh and Henry Bienen, Linda Karn, Rachel E. Kraft and Douglas R. Brown, and Abbie Roth.

About the Artists

J. NICOLE BROOKS (Playwright/Director/Lookingglass Ensemble Member) is an actor, playwright, and director. Recent theatrical credits include Lottery Day (Goodman Theatre), Beyond Caring (Lookingglass Theatre Company), and Immediate Family (Mark Taper Forum, Goodman Theatre). Directing credits at Lookingglass include: Thaddeus & Slocum: A Vaudeville Adventure (co-directed with Krissy Vanderwarker), Mr. Rickey Calls A Meeting, and Black Diamond. J. Nicole is author of Fedra: Queen of Haiti, Black Diamond: The Years the Locusts Have Eaten, The Incredible Adventures of Yuri Kochiyama, HeLa, and Her Honor Jane Byrne.

ROBERT CORNELIUS (Black Che, Seller) is making his Lookingglass Theatre debut with the world premiere of Her Honor Jane Byrne. Other Chicago credits include the world premiere of Lottery Day at Goodman Theatre; The Total Bent at Haven Theatre in association with About Face Theatre; Rightlynd, Spiele 36, On the Block and Whitley at Victory Gardens Theater; Picnic with American Theatre Company, W;t with The Hypocrites, Raisin with Court Theatre, Taming of the Shrew at First Folio Theatre, Hamlet at The Gift Theatre, and Aida at Drury Lane Theatre. Regionally, Robert has worked at Indiana Repertory Theatre, Milwaukee Repertory Theater, Madison Repertory Theatre, Montana Repertory Theatre, and St. Louis Black Repertory Theatre. Film/TV credits include: Chicago PD, South Side, Shameless, Hoodlum, and The Chi.

THOMAS J. COX (Alderman Roti, Swibel, Photographer, Evidence Tech/Lookingglass Ensemble Member) most recently appeared at Lookingglass in 20,000 Leagues Under the Seas. A founding Ensemble Member, Thom has appeared in many productions since 1988, including: Cascabel, The Jungle, The Odyssey, West, The Arabian Nights, The Master and Margarita, The Great Fire, Nelson Algren: For Keeps and a Single Day, 1984, The Old Curiosity Shop, and Peter Pan (A Play). Regionally, he has appeared at Goodman Theatre, Writers Theatre, Steppenwolf Theatre Company, Northlight Theatre, The House Theatre of Chicago, Court Theatre, The Gift Theatre, Victory Gardens Theater, and Milwaukee Repertory Theater. Most recently, Thom was seen in Bernhardt/Hamlet and A Christmas Carol (Goodman Theatre) and Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom (Writers Theatre). TV/Film: Brotherhood (Showtime), Chicago Fire (NBC), Since You’ve Been Gone (Miramax).

CHRISTINE MARY DUNFORD (Jane Byrne/Lookingglass Ensemble Member) has appeared in nearly two dozen Lookingglass productions. Christine’s three most recent productions include Blood Wedding, Trust, and Our Town. For Lookingglass’ 25th Anniversary Season in 2013, she directed her own original adaptation (Jeff nominated) of Still Alice, based on the book by Lisa Genova, which has been translated into multiple languages and is being produced in small theatres across the world. Over the years Christine has served the company as managing director and director of development, and she co-founded and taught with Lookingglass’ Education and Community program. Christine is Director of the School of Theatre and Music at the University of Illinois at Chicago; and she co-founded and helps run the Memory Ensemble—a partnership between Lookingglass and Northwestern’s Alzheimer’s Disease Center (CNADC)—that uses improvisational performance activities to improve life for people with memory loss.

NICOLE MICHELLE HASKINS (Tiger, Rival Kid) is making her Lookingglass debut! Acting credits include: The Color Purple (Drury Lane Theatre), U.S. Premiere of Hopelessly Devoted (Piven Theatre Workshop, Jeff nomination: Best Actor in a Play), Caroline, or Change (Firebrand Theatre, Black Theatre Alliance Award nomination: Best Supporting Actress in a Musical), Spitfire Grill (Refuge Theatre Project, Jeff Award Nomination: Best Supporting Actress in a Musical), World Premiere of HeLa (Sideshow Theatre Company); Music Man, Father Comes Home from the Wars Parts 1,2 & 3, and How to Catch Creation (Goodman Theatre), The Wiz (Kokandy Productions, Jeff Award nomination: Best Supporting Actress in a Musical), Parade (Writers Theatre), and RENT (Theo Ubique Caberet Theatre). Proudly represented by Shirley Hamilton. School at Steppenwolf Acting Fellow 2014, Associate Artist with Black Lives, Black Words, International Theatre Collective, and MOSAIC Youth Theatre of Detroit Alum.

RENEE LOCKETT (Mabel Foley) is making her Lookingglass debut. Last seen in First Floor Theater’s Jeff recommended Sugar in our Wounds. Other Chicago credits include: Familiar (Steppenwolf Theatre Company, Jeff nomination: Ensemble), Surely, Goodness and Mercy (Redtwist Theatre, Jeff nomination: Performer in a Drama, Black Theatre Alliance Award nomination: Best Actress), A Wonder in My Soul (Victory Gardens Theater), Crowns (Fleetwood-Jourdain Theatre, Black Theatre Alliance Award nomination: Best Ensemble). Renee has also worked with Babes with Blades, Court Theatre, Northlight Theatre, MPAACT, Prologue Theatre, Collaboraction Theatre Company, Three Cat Productions, Black Ensemble Theater, ETA  Creative Arts, and Black Lives, Black Words. Renee is an ensemble member of MPAACT and an Artistic Associate with Black Lives, Black Words. Most recent Film credits include: The Plow and Freelancers Anonymous, as well as TV roles on The Chi and a recurring guest star role on Comedy Central’s South Side. Renee is represented by DDO Artists Agency.

FRANK NALL (O’Donnell, Jay McMullen, Daley, Spilotro) is making his Lookingglass debut in this powerful piece by J. Nicole Brooks. A member of the Artistic Home Ensemble, Frank was last seen in their production of Vanya on the Plains as Elijah. Other Chicago credits include: Frankenstein (Remy Bumppo Theatre Company, Jeff Award winner) and Traitor as Howard (A Red Orchid Theatre, Jeff Award winner). Film and TV credits include: the CNN reporter from Spygame, Transplant surgeon on Empire, Carlisle on Boss, and assorted commercials. Frank has an MFA from the University of Illinois Urbana–Champaign.

JOSH ODOR (Superintendent Brzcek, Tavern Owner, Bodyguard, Pilot, Host) is working with Lookingglass for the first time. Chicago credits include: To Catch a Fish and Blood and Gifts (TimeLine Theatre), El Grito del Bronx (Goodman Theatre/Collaboraction Theatre Company), Oorah! (Steppenwolf Theatre Company/LiveWire Chicago), Scientific Method and The Firebirds Take the Field (Rivendell Theatre Ensemble), Welcome to Jesus (American Theater Company), Moment, The Last Days of Judas Iscariot, and The Resistable Rise of Arturo Ui (Steep Theatre), You on the Moors Now (The Hypocrites), Life On Paper (Jackalope Theatre), Hit the Wall (The Inconvenience), Winterset (Griffin Theatre), The Nutcracker (The House Theatre of Chicago) and Sweet Bird of Youth and The Time of Your Life (The Artistic Home). Regionally Josh has worked at the Long Wharf Theatre. TV/ Film credits: The Chi, Chicago Med/PD/Fire, Boss, Betrayal, Janie Jones, Empire, and The Express.

TARON PATTON (Marion Stamps) returns to the stage in Her Honor Jane Byrne. Producer credits includes: N (Greenhouse Theater Center) and Misty Tanner (Q&A Productions). Directing credits: N (Greenhouse Theater Center) Saturday Night, Sunday Morning (Steppenwolf Garage Rep), Bulrusher and Nativity Tribute (Congo Square Theatre). Acting credits: Meet Vera Stark (Goodman Theatre), Hot L Baltimore (Steppenwolf Theatre Company); The Bluest Eye (Steppenwolf Theatre Company and New Victory Theater), King Hedley II (Congo Square Theatre), and Joe Turner’s Come and Gone (Goodman Theatre). Television credits: The Chi, Empire, Chicago PD, Chicago Fire, Chicago Med, A Different World.

WILLIE "MUDLIFE ROC" ROUND (Kid, Tral) is a songwriter, playwright, videographer, mentor, and hip-hop artist hailing from the West Side of Chicago, who has performed across the country and opened for Grammy Award-winning artist Lil Wayne as well as Gucci Mane. He does extensive outreach in the North Lawndale neighborhood in Chicago (also known as “The Holy City”) and has mentored inner city youth as part of the College Mentoring Experience, as well as his own youth movement called MUD LIFE (Motivating the Urban to be Determined). He holds a B.A. in Communications, Radio, and Television Broadcasting from Central State University. His play Broke Down Drone (also co-written with G. Riley Mills) played during the 2019 Peacebook.

TRACY WALSH (Reporter, Kathy, Claudia/Lookingglass Ensemble Member) is a Lookingglass Ensemble Member where she has performed in, choreographed, directed, and written many plays on the Main Stage and for the Lookingglass Young Ensemble. In recent seasons at Lookingglass, Tracy provided dances for The Steadfast Tin Soldier, wrote, directed, and choreographed Cassandra for the Young Ensemble, provided intimacy choreography for Beyond Caring, movement for Acts of God, and choreographed Blood Wedding. She appeared in and choreographed Iphigenia in Aulis (Court Theatre/Getty Villa in Los Angeles), choreographed Agamemnon (Court Theatre) and appeared in and choreographed Electra (Court Theatre). Other Chicago choreography credits include: Arcadia and All’s Well that Ends Well (The Goodman Theatre), The Jewel Box and Don Giovanni (Chicago Opera Theatre), Carmen (Court Theatre) and the Napoleonade (Eclipse Theatre Company). Tracy and her husband own and teach at Lighthouse Yoga in Evanston.

FACT SHEET

Her Honor Jane Byrne will air on Chicago’s NPR news station WBEZ 91.5 FM and wbez,org.

Title:                                        Her Honor Jane Byrne

Written and Directed by:         Ensemble Member J. Nicole Brooks

Featuring:                               Ensemble Members Christine Mary Dunford, Thomas J. Cox and Tracy Walsh with Robert Cornelius, Nicole Michelle Haskins, Renee Lockett, Frank Nall, Josh Odor, Taron Patton, and Willie “Mudlife Roc” Round.

Creative Team:                        Michael Huey (composer), Christopher M. LaPorte (sound designer), Artistic Associate Wendy Mateo (associate director) Jason K. Martin (dialect specialist), Sarah Burnham (production manager), Jeremy Phillips (production assistant) and Ensemble Member Philip R. Smith (casting).

Dates:               Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, November 26 from 11am-1pm CT and Saturday, November 28 from 2pm-4pm CT.

                      Also happening online with Lookingglass

The Steadfast Tin Soldier

Lookingglass Theatre Company presents the holiday stream of Ensemble Member Mary Zimmerman’s The Steadfast Tin Soldier. Experience Chicago’s beloved holiday tradition with your family this holiday season, as the production streams into your home this December! Based on Hans Christian Andersen’s story about a little tin soldier who never gives up, this production is a gorgeous spectacle of music and movement that is perfect for the whole family.

Online access to the production is $25 and includes Livestream and On Demand. An Opening Night Livestream will take place December 1, 2020 at 6:30PM Central. Opening night is $75 and includes a pre-show event with live music hosted by Ensemble Member Kasey Foster, who plays the Ballerina in The Steadfast Tin Soldier. Following the show, Artistic Producer Kareem Bandealy will host a Q&A with Adaptor/Director and Ensemble Member Mary Zimmerman, Co-Sound Designer, Composer and Ensemble Member Andre Pluess, and Costume Designer Ana Kuzmanic.

Tickets are on sale now at www.lookingglasstheatre.org.                                                                    

The cast of The Steadfast Tin Soldier features Ensemble Members Kasey Foster (Ballerina) and Anthony Irons (Goblin), with Joe Dempsey (Nursemaid), John Gregorio (Rat), and Alex Stein (Steadfast Tin Soldier).

Original music for The Steadfast Tin Soldier is composed by Ensemble Member Andre Pluess and Amanda Dehnert. Musicians include Leandro López Várady (Music Director/Piano), Greg Hirte (Violin), Juan Horie (Cello), and Constance Volk (Flutes).

The creative team includes Todd Rosenthal (scenic design), Ana Kuzmanic (costume design), TJ Gerckens (lighting design), Ensemble Member Andre Pluess and Christopher M. LaPorte (sound design), Leandro López Várady (associate arranger), Ensemble Member Tracy Walsh (choreography), Ensemble Member Sylvia Hernandez-DiStasi (circus choreography), Chicago Puppet Studio (puppet design), Amanda Herrmann (properties),Rigability Inc. (rigging design), Katrina Herrmann (stage manager) and Liz Anne Larsen (assistant stage manager). The production was filmed in 2019 by HMS Media.

The Secret Passage

The Secret Passage is a digital membership that reveals a corridor of hidden doors. And behind each door lives an exclusive peek into the Lookingglass process. From mind-expanding artist conversations to first-ever play workshops to archival audio recordings of our former glories to discounts on classes and public Lookingglass events, the perks of the pass will cast you as a true “insider” and a key player in preserving our future.  

The Secret Passage memberships are $50, for access through August 2021, or $8 monthly. Members will receive a discount to The Steadfast Tin Soldier, along with access to the following monthly programming, plus more to be announced:

The Jungle Radio Play by Upton Sinclair, adapted and directed by Ensemble Member David Schwimmer

The Master and Margarita Radio Play, by Mikhail Bulgakov’s adapted by Artistic Director/Ensemble member Heidi Stillman, directed by Heidi Stillman and Ensemble Member David Catlin, featuring many Ensemble Members including David Schwimmer, Philip R. Smith, Joy Gregory, and our beloved friend and Steppenwolf ensemble member Mariann Mayberry.

           The Scarlet Letter Radio Play by Nathaniel Hawthorne, adapted by Ensemble Member Thomas J. Cox

Lucy and Charlie’s Honeymoon Sneek Peek, a new musical by Artistic Associate Matthew C. Yee

The Hidden Door: Artist Conversations: Online conversations featuring exclusive conversations with Ensemble Members David Schwimmer, Kevin Douglas, Mary Zimmerman, Mellon Playwright in Residence J. Nicole Brooks, Anthony Fleming, Kareem Bandealy, and David Catlin, among others.  

Live Concerts: Coffeehouse and House Party, features Artistic Associates Matt Yee and Sully Ratke, with a special appearance by Ensemble Member Kareem Bandealy. House Party is an intimate concert by Ensemble Member Kasey Foster and partner Charlie Otto.

For more information on The Secret Passage, visit lookingglasstheatre.org/secret-passage

About Lookingglass Theatre Company Inventive. Collaborative. Transformative. Lookingglass Theatre Company, recipient of the 2011 Regional Theatre Tony Award, was founded in 1988 by eight Northwestern University students. Now in its 32nd Season, Lookingglass is home to a multi-disciplined ensemble of artists who create story-centered theatrical work that is physical, aurally rich and visually metaphoric. The Company, located in Chicago’s landmark Water Tower Water Works, has staged 70 world premieres, received 161 Joseph Jefferson Award Nominations, and produced work all across the United States. In 2016, Lookingglass received the MacArthur Award for Creative and Effective Institutions and in 2017, was the recipient of the League of Chicago Theatres’ Artistic Achievement Award.  

Lookingglass continues to expand its artistic, financial, and institutional boundaries under the guidance of Artistic Director Heidi Stillman, Executive Director Rachel L. Fink, a 29-member artistic ensemble, 22 artistic associates, an administrative staff, and a dedicated board of directors led by Chair Nancy Timmers and President Richard Chapman. For more information, visit lookingglasstheatre.org.  

About WBEZ Chicago

WBEZ, Chicago’s NPR news station, serves the community with fact-based, objective news and information. WBEZ’s award-winning journalists ask tough questions, dig deep for answers and expose truths that spark change and foster understanding. In addition to its local and national news programming, WBEZ Chicago is home to a growing portfolio of popular podcasts, including the “Making” series of Making Beyoncé, Making Obama and Making Oprah; an investigative podcast series, Motive; 16 Shots: A podcast about the fatal police shooting of Laquan McDonald; Nerdette; and Curious City. WBEZ Chicago has a legacy of innovation as the birthplace of nationally acclaimed programs such as This American Life, and Wait Wait...Don’t Tell Me! and the ground-breaking podcast, Serial.

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Friday, March 29, 2024 Canadian TV Listings (Times Eastern)

WHERE CAN I FIND THOSE PREMIERES?: FRAGGLE ROCK: BACK TO THE ROCK (Apple TV+) STEVE! (martin) a documentary in 2 pieces (Apple TV+) A GENTLEMAN IN MOSCOW (Paramount+ Canada) ORAH (Paramount+ Canada) SILENT NIGHT (Paramount+ Canada) SPERMWORLD (FX Canada) 9:00pm JERROD CARMICHAEL REALITY SHOW (HBO Canada) 11:00pm

WHAT IS NOT PREMIERING IN CANADA TONIGHT?

NEW TO AMAZON PRIME CANADA/CBC GEM/CRAVE TV/DISNEY + STAR/NETFLIX CANADA:

AMAZON PRIME CANADA THE BOYS IN THE BOAT THE BRIDE PRICE CASA DE NOVIA MAMMA MIA: HERE WE GO AGAIN! MARLOWE VANITY

CBC GEM THE FAREWELL THE NATURE OF THINGS 101 NEAR OR FAR

CRAVE TV ANNIE (2014) COPSHOP JERROD CARMICHAEL: REALITY SHOW @11PM ET JOURNEY TO BETHLEHEM MARY MAKES IT EASY PAM & TOMMY SOLO (Canadian title) SOMETHING YOU SAID LAST NIGHT (Canadian title) TIMBER TITANS (Season 1)

DISNEY + STAR RENEGADE NELL (all episodes)

NETFLIX CANADA THE BEAUTIFUL GAME HEAD OF THE HUNTER (ZA) IS IT CAKE? (Season 3) TWILIGHT THE TWILIGHT SAGA: NEW MOON THE TWILIGHT SAGA: ECLIPSE THE TWILIGHT SAGA: BREAKING DAWN: PART 1 THE TWILIGHT SAGA: BREAKING DAWN: PART 2 THE WAGES OF FEAR (FR)

MEGAMIND VS. THE DOOM SYNDICATE (YTV) 11:00am: When Megamind's former villain team the Doom Syndicate returns, the newly crowned blue hero must keep up evil appearances until he can assemble his friends (Roxanne, Chum and Keiko) to stop his old teammates from launching Metro City to the moon.

MLB BASEBALL (SN) 6:30pm: Jays vs. Rays (SN Now) 9:30pm: Red Sox vs. Mariners

NHL HOCKEY (SN1) 7:00pm: Devils vs. Sabres

NBA BASKETBALL (SN Now) 7:00pm: Lakers vs. Pacers (SN Now) 9:00pm: Timberwolves vs. Nuggets

ON THE CASE WITH PAULA ZAHN (Discovery Canada) 8:00pm (SEASON PREMIERE): Police investigate the terrifying mystery behind the murder of two teenage girls; either they were victims of a targeted attack, or they had simply been in the wrong place at the wrong time.

GARAGE SALE MYSTERY: SEARCH & SEIZED (Super Channel Heart & Home) 8:00pm: Every year, Jennifer and her friend Miles Wexford participate in the organization of an auction of goods seized by the police. The night of the auction, Miles is found dead in his store.

ABOUT THAT (CBC) 8:30pm

THE FIFTH ESTATE (CBC) 9:00pm

THE PLAYBOY MURDERS (Discovery Canada) 9:00pm (SEASON PREMIERE): In the late '90s, Playboy twins Sandy and Mandy Bentley's fame soars until an affair with a Vegas High Roller leads to a fall from fame, stolen jewels, a shadowy buyer and a brutal double murder in the Hollywood hills.

SOMETHING YOU SAID LAST NIGHT (Crave) 9:00pm: An aspiring writer in her twenties, Ren and her younger sister Siena reluctantly accompany their parents on a family vacation. Siena parties all night long, but the more reserved Ren is left to her own devices.

DEATH BY FAME (Discovery Canada) 10:00pm (SEASON PREMIERE): Tara Correa-McMullen is only 15 when she rises from the tough streets of LA to star alongside some of Hollywood's biggest stars; a romance with the wrong person takes her out of the spotlight forever.

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Bring(ing) Home the Bacon

The Kroger’s C-Suite knows where, how, and why the bacon is made. Now, it seems like it’s their turn to bring it home. Although not completely diversified, Kroger is a large enough entity for their divisions and division chiefs to be split by region and subset. As Barney notes, traditionally, compensation is only loosely tied to economic performance (357) and may be more of an interpersonal factor between the CEO and the board of directors. It seems as though Kroger CEO, Rodney McMullen, has certainly made an impression on his board of directors. 

As reported by a local news source in Cincinnati (home to Kroger HQ), McMullen made 483x more than the median pay of an Kroger employee in 2019. Other members of the c-suite shared in the $7.5million bonus payout due to the $1.1billion in savings that McMullen helmed as part of “Restock Kroger” initiative. 

In previous years, Kroger has used net operating profit as it’s the “performance metric” tied to bonuses. But Kroger’s board changed that approach in 2018, in a move that boosted bonus awards. Kroger’s approach suggests that there may be some performance based metrics to be met. 

It will be interesting to see how 2020 will play into the bonus structure and if any of the diversification efforts like the purchasing of Home Chef and move into ‘ghost kitchens’ will pay off dividends during the COVID-19 pandemic. 

Sources:

- Barney, Jay B. Gaining and Sustaining Competitive Advantage. Pearson Education (US), 2011. [VitalSource Bookshelf]

- https://www.wcpo.com/money/local-business-news/kroger-co-beefs-up-bonuses-for-highest-paid-bosses

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Everything That Upset the Internet This Week

What is the web-o-sphere angry about this week? A dog who was killed at her owner’s will, a director who doesn’t answer valid questions and a music legend who doubts Beyoncé’s icon status. Here’s everything you need to know:

A Healthy Dog Was Euthanized and Buried With Its Owner

THE STORY: A perfectly healthy pup named Emma was recently euthanized after her deceased owner left a will that explicitly instructed that the Shih Tzu be cremated and buried with her.

Emma arrived at a local animal shelter in Chesterfield County on March 8, after her owner died and stayed for about two weeks before the executor of the dead woman’s estate arrived and asked to euthanize the healthy pup.

THE REACTION: 

The veterinarian that perfomed the euthanasia should lose any right to practice. It is unethical to kill a healthy animal. There was no physical suffering to alleviate. I euthanized my dog tonight (lymphoma) and this makes me furious.

— John Bolton's Intrepid Moustache (@AdamReizner) May 23, 2019

A healthy dog was euthanized bc that was the wish of the owner in her will, who recently passed. Wtf? This is disgusting. Should never have happened. The Vet tried for 2 weeks to talk the executor of the will out of it, but would have none of it.

— Steve 🇺🇲🇮🇹 NYY, NYG, Conserv, Pro-life (@sdt927) May 23, 2019

We should also euthanize people when their pets pass away, just to keep things on the level.

— Building An Empire (@Tui_Viti) May 22, 2019

RIGHTEOUSNESS OF THE RAGE: Yes, this sounds terrible. And yet, many animals die in shelters because they aren’t matched with a home. It’s shouldn’t be so hard to empathize with a dog owner who wishes for their pet to have a quick and peaceful death, rather than have their pet’s final days spent in a cage afraid and grieving the death of their human companion.

But that doesn’t seem to be the case in this situation. According to personnel at the animal shelter where Emma resided for two weeks before she was euthanized, there were other options. “We did suggest they could sign the dog over on numerous occasions,” Carrie Jones, the manager of Chesterfield Animal Services in Virginia told the Associated Press, “because it’s a dog we could easily find a home for and re-home.”

Quentin Tarantino ‘Rejects Hypothesis’ Made by Journalist About Margot Robbie

THE STORY: At the Cannes Film Festival, a female journalist asked filmmaker Quentin Tarantino why he gave so few lines to actress Margot Robbie in his highly anticipated film, “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.”

“Quentin you put Margot Robbie, a very talented actress, actor, in your film,” the New York Times journalist asked Tarantino during a press conference. Robbie plays the actress Sharon Tate, an actress who was murdered by the Manson clan in 1969.

“This is a person with great acting talent and yet you haven’t given her many lines in the movie,” she continued. “I guess that was a deliberate choice on your part. And I just wanted to know why that was that we don’t hear her speak that much.”

Tarantino, the film’s writer and director, responded: “Well, I just reject your hypothesis.”

THE REACTION: 

Can we just stop for a moment to praise Margot Robbie for remaining professional and answering the reporter’s question. What could have been an interesting discussion of female characters in Tarantino films ended up with the director sulking because he didn’t like the question https://t.co/r8M5dBGpG2

— Bee Garner 🐝 (@cinebee2) May 23, 2019

Like, Tarantino has made some good movies and some bad movies but why even pretend like he gives a shit about female characters?

— Carmen Maria Machado (@carmenmmachado) May 22, 2019

hey male writers/filmmakers! maybe don’t treat your female characters like shit then refuse to hear any valid criticism about it!! how about that?? anyway tarantino is unprofessional and misogynistic, wHo KnEw RiGhT?

— karina✌🏻 (@kinaleighmac) May 23, 2019

RIGHTEOUSNESS OF THE RAGE: As many on Twitter were quick to note, some of Tarantino’s most iconic characters are women. However, Jackie Brown and the Kill Bill volumes don’t necessarily give the director a free pass at being curt and unprofessional with a journalist who, in doing her job, asked a very valid question. The job of explaining the character should fall on the writer, but that job instead landed on Margot Robbie, who gave a thoughtful and reasoned response to the journalist’s question.

Dionne Warwick Doubts Beyoncé’s Status as an Icon

THE STORY: Legendary singer and actress Dionne Warwick recently spoke about her admiration for Beyoncé. “Watching her growth has been quite refreshing. It’s wonderful to see how she’s been able to create what and who she wanted to be and who she is…” she told Essence, “very proud of that, I really am.” She also, however, said that she doubts Queen Bey’s career will hold up against those like Gladys Knight, Patti LaBelle, and Frank Sinatra. She reasoned that such a legacy is quite simply a “long row to hoe.”

THE REACTION: 

That fossil Dionne Warwick should have just sat in her old age chair, instead she is coming for Beyoncé pic.twitter.com/THNzXvEkyb

— Karabo (@Karabo__p) May 23, 2019

Dionne Warwick ain’t even an icon the bitch is just old 💀🤧 https://t.co/6nrIFI2CR0

— duke (@red0rum) May 23, 2019

You have a short road ahead, stay in your god damn lane

— Jay McMullen (@JayGMcMullen) May 23, 2019

RIGHTEOUSNESS OF THE RAGE: Dionne Warwick is a legend. The 78-year-old “Walk on By” singer has more hits than most artists have records. So it’s with the utmost respect I say this: age and longevity are not the only two criteria that indicate iconicity. Beyoncé has made substantial contributions both to music and culture, and she likely will continue to do so until she is Warwick’s age.

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Paramount Theatre is excited to tune up for its rollicking 2017-18 Broadway Series opener Million Dollar Quartet, the wildly popular rock and roll musical that played more than 2,500 performances in Chicago.

Travel back in time to Memphis’s Sun Records recording studio on December 4, 1956, when Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis and Carl Perkins played together their first and only time and created an explosive album that has yet to be matched. Million Dollar Quartet tells that story with all the raw energy and monumental talent everyone has come to expect from these music giants.

Paramount Artistic Director Jim Corti, the man responsible for the past two Jeff Award-winning Best Musicals (Large), Les Misérables and West Side Story, will stage Paramount’s rockin’ opener.

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Paramount Theatre’s 2017-18 Broadway Series opener Million Dollar Quartet features (from left) Adam Wesley Brown as Carl Perkins. Performances are September 13-October 29, 2017 at the Paramount Theatre, 23 E. Galena Blvd. in Aurora, IL. Tickets and information: ParamountAurora.com or (630) 896-6666. Credit: Liz Lauren

Chicago set designer Kevin Depinet has recreated Sam Phillips’s original Sun Records studio in Memphis – where Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis and Carl Perkins played together their first and only time on December 4, 1956 – for Paramount Theatre’s 2017-18 Broadway Series opener Million Dollar Quartet. Costume design is by Sally Dolembo and lighting design is by Jesse Klug. Performances are September 13-October 29, 2017 at the Paramount Theatre, 23 E. Galena Blvd. in Aurora, IL. Tickets and information: ParamountAurora.com or (630) 896-6666. Credit: Liz Lauren

Great Balls of Fire! Gavin Rohrer plays Jerry Lee Lewis in Paramount Theatre’s 2017-18 Broadway Series opener Million Dollar Quartet, playing September 13-October 29, 2017 at the Paramount Theatre, 23 E. Galena Blvd. in Aurora, IL. Tickets and information: ParamountAurora.com or (630) 896-6666. Credit: Liz Lauren

(from left) Adam Wesley Brown plays Carl Perkins, Kavan Hashemian plays Elvis Presley and Bill Scott Sheets is Johnny Cash in Million Dollar Quartet, Paramount Theatre’s 2017-18 Broadway Series opener. Performances are September 13-October 29, 2017 at the Paramount Theatre, 23 E. Galena Blvd. in Aurora, IL. Tickets and information: ParamountAurora.com or (630) 896-6666. Credit: Liz Lauren

Kavan Hashemian plays Elvis Presley and Adam Wesley Brown (right) is Carl Perkins in Million Dollar Quartet, Paramount Theatre’s 2017-18 Broadway Series opener. Performances are September 13-October 29, 2017 at the Paramount Theatre, 23 E. Galena Blvd. in Aurora, IL. Tickets and information: ParamountAurora.com or (630) 896-6666. Credit: Liz Lauren

Paramount Theatre’s 2017-18 Broadway Series opener Million Dollar Quartet features (from left) Courtney Mack as Dyanne, Adam Wesley Brown as Carl Perkins, Kavan Hashemian as Elvis Presley and Bill Scott Sheets as Johnny Cash. Performances are September 13-October 29, 2017 at the Paramount Theatre, 23 E. Galena Blvd. in Aurora, IL. Tickets and information: ParamountAurora.com or (630) 896-6666. Credit: Liz Lauren

Nicholas Harazin plays “the father of rock and roll,” Sam Phillips, seen here under the classic image of Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins, Elvis Presley and Johnny Cash shot at Phillips’s Sun Records studio on December 4, 1956, in Paramount Theatre’s 2017-18 Broadway Series opener Million Dollar Quartet. Performances are September 13-October 29, 2017 at the Paramount Theatre, 23 E. Galena Blvd. in Aurora, IL. Tickets and information: ParamountAurora.com or (630) 896-6666. Credit: Liz Lauren

Bill Scott Sheets plays Johnny Cash in Million Dollar Quartet, Paramount Theatre’s 2017-18 Broadway Series opener. Performances are September 13-October 29, 2017 at the Paramount Theatre, 23 E. Galena Blvd. in Aurora, IL. Tickets and information: ParamountAurora.com or (630) 896-6666. Credit: Liz Lauren

Chicago Set designer Kevin Depinet has recreated Sam Phillips’s original Sun Records studio in Memphis – where Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis and Carl Perkins played together their first and only time on December 4, 1956 – for Paramount Theatre’s 2017-18 Broadway Series opener Million Dollar Quartet. Costume design is by Sally Dolembo and lighting design is by Jesse Klug. Performances are September 13-October 29, 2017 at the Paramount Theatre, 23 E. Galena Blvd. in Aurora, IL. Tickets and information: ParamountAurora.com or (630) 896-6666. Credit: Liz Lauren

Playing the Quartet are Adam Wesley Brown as Carl Perkins, Kavan Hashemian as Elvis Presley, Gavin Rohrer as Jerry Lee Lewis and Bill Scott Sheets as Johnny Cash, with Nicholas Harazin as Sam Phillips, Zach Lentino as Brother Jay, Courtney Mack as Dyanne and Scott Simon as Fluke.

The production team is Kory Danielson, music director; Trent Stork, associate director; Ethan Deppe, associate music director; Kevin Depinet, scenic design; Sally Dolembo, costume design; Jesse Klug, lighting design; Adam Rosenthal, sound designer; Katie Cordts, wig, hair and makeup design; Amanda Relaford, properties design; Susan Gosdick, dialect coach; Maggie O’Donnell, stage manager; and Matthew McMullen, assistant stage manager.

Don’t miss Paramount’s high-spirited, nostalgic new take on the three-time Tony Award nominated musical, featuring some of the biggest and best songs of all time like “Peace in the Valley,” “Blue Suede Shoes,” “Folsom Prison Blues,” “I Walk the Line,” “Hound Dog” and “Great Balls of Fire.”

Previews start September 13. \Performances continue through October 29: Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. and 7 p.m.; Thursday at 7 p.m.; Friday at 8 p.m.;Saturday at 3 p.m. and 8 p.m.; and Sunday at 1 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. Single tickets are $36 to $64. Million Dollar Quartet is rated PG.

But hold on, there’s still time to include Million Dollar Quartet in Paramount’s “Buy Two Shows, Get Two Shows Free” 2017-18 Broadway subscription offer. For less than the cost of a ticket to one show downtown, patrons can see three more Broadway-quality musicals: Elf The Musical (November 22–January 7), Cabaret (February 7–March 18) and Once (April 25-June 3). Four-play packages start as low as $72. The rewards are ample – four amazing, Broadway-quality musicals, at one of the most majestic theaters in the Midwest.

The Paramount Theatre, 23 E. Galena Blvd. in downtown Aurora, is surrounded by affordable parking and a variety of restaurants for pre- or post-show dining. For subscriptions and single tickets, visit ParamountAurora.com, call (630) 896-6666, or stop by the Paramount box office Monday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and two hours prior to evening performances.

Behind the scenes: Paramount’s Million Dollar Quartet

There was no plan for Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis and Carl Perkins to record together on December 4, 1956. But as fate would have it, their impromptu jam session left behind a historic and mind-blowing album. The evening begins in the Sun Records recording studio in Memphis. Up and comer Jerry Lee Lewis is recording songs with rockabilly king Carl Perkins when the iconic Elvis Presley stops by with his girlfriend. The not-quite-yet-guitar-god Johnny Cash is there to pay a visit to music manager Sam Phillips. Throw them all together, and you have one of the most unexpected, unprecedented and unforgettable musical moments in history. It was the first and only time they played together and, through their musical genius, created an explosive album that has yet to be matched.

Colin Escott and Floyd Mutrux wrote the book for Million Dollar Quartet based on Mutrux’s original concept and direction. The Chicago production ran from 2008 to 2016 and became the third longest-running show in Chicago theater history. Critics called it “the most exuberant theatrical event,” “dazzling from first beat to last” and “the best live rock ‘n’ roll show I have ever seen.”

Fast forward to the kick off of Chicago’s 2017-18 theater season, featuring Paramount’s talented lead cast for Million Dollar Quartet. Adam Wesley Brown (Jerry Lee Lewis) played Eamon in Once on Broadway, has numerous regional credits and has been seen on local stages including Lookingglass and Chicago Shakespeare Theater. Kavan Hashemian (Elvis Presley) began performing his Elvis tribute at age three. Today he performs all over the world, including in London where he won the title of “The World’s #1 Rock N Roll Elvis” on BBC-TV. Gavin Rohrer (Jerry Lee Lewis) is fresh from playing the role at Lyric Theatre in Oklahoma City, where Broadwayworld.com raved “his piano skills are unrivaled, and his brash certainty provides some of the funniest moments of the night.” Bill Scott Sheets (Johnny Cash) just played the “Man in Black” at Berkshire Theatre Group in Massachusetts. Berkshire Fine Arts wrote “particularly strong was Bill Sheets, whose voice and delivery were sublime.”

“Icons Elvis Presley, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins and Johnny Cash were southern, rockabilly country boys before they were discovered by Sam Phillips, the young, upstart record producer and owner of Sun Studio in Memphis, Tennessee. Their purely by chance meeting for the first and only time on Dec. 4, 1956, is a seminal moment in the birth of Rock ‘N’ Roll,” said Paramount Artistic Director Jim Corti.

“The show, exploring the connections of these four to their music and each other, is full of intriguing surprises and is not only a fascinating, short history but a full scale, no holds barred, in-your-face jam session of the kind of music that grabbed hold of our youth culture back then and hasn’t let go ever since,” Corti added. “From our Chicago and national talent pool, we’ve assembled a dynamite cast; you won’t believe your eyes and ears! There’ll be a whole lot of shakin’ goin’ on, all live, all on the Paramount stage, all made in Aurora!”

Jim Corti (director) was hired in 2011 to be the first-ever artistic director in the Paramount’s 80+ year history. He was instrumental in launching Paramount’s inaugural Broadway Series and directed and choreographed Paramount’s first self-produced Broadway Series show My Fair Lady, which played to rave reviews. Corti’s 2013 Paramount production of Fiddler on the Roof was a smash hit, and his Miss Saigonwas the only musical to make the Chicago Tribune’s Top Ten Shows of 2013. Rent in 2014 was a critical and box office success, followed by consecutive productions of The Who’s Tommy and Les Misérables, which collectively garnered five Jeff Awards for Paramount in its first year of eligibility, including Best Production – Musical – Large for Les Misérables and Best Director – Musical for Corti. He also staged Paramount’s 2015-16 opener Oklahoma! and closer West Side Story, Paramount’s second-consecutive Jeff Award winning Best Musical. Last season, Corti directed memorable productions of Mamma Mia! and Sweeney Todd. Before Paramount, Corti was a seasoned Broadway veteran, appearing in the New York casts of Ragtime, A Chorus Line and Candide and national tours of Urinetown, Cabaret and Bob Fosse’s Dancin’. Career highlights over three decades include being the only director in Chicago to have two productions at the same time in theChicago Tribune’s list of 10 Best Shows in 2009 – Drury Lane’s Cabaret and Writers Theatre’s Oh, Coward!. He remains the sole honoree to have garnered a Jeff Award as an actor (in Marriott’s Grand Hotel), a choreographer (Drury Lane’s Singin’ in the Rain) and director (Paramount’s Les Misérables, Drury Lane’sSweet Charity and Northlight’s Blues in the Night).

Kory Danielson (music director) is coming back for his 11th consecutive musical at the Paramount, after serving as co-music director and associate conductor with Tom Vendafreddo on Jesus Christ Superstar, and assistant music director and associate conductor for Sweeney Todd-The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, Disney’s The Little Mermaid, Mamma Mia!, West Side Story, Hairspray – The Broadway Musical, A Christmas Story – The Musical, Oklahoma!, Les Misérables and The Who’s Tommy. Other Chicago credits includeAssassins, The Full Monty, Loving Repeating, Heathers, Tomorrow Morning (Kokandy Productions); Passion(2014 Jeff Award for Outstanding Music Direction), Smokey Joe’s Cafe (Theo Ubique); How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying (Porchlight Music Theatre); Hedwig, Wedding Singer (Haven Theatre); andZanna, Don’t!, Lucky Stiff, Triumph of Love (The Music Theatre Company). Danielson has also worked with Drury Lane, Broadway in Chicago, Chicago Children’s Theatre, Bailiwick and Hell in a Handbag.

Paramount’s 2017-18 Broadway Series is sponsored by BMO Harris Bank and The Dunham Fund. Broadway Series Orchestra Sponsor is Rush-Copley Medical Center. Broadway Series Lighting Sponsor is ComEd. Broadway Series Costume Sponsor is Gerald Kia. Million Dollar Quartet is also sponsored by Asbury Gardens.

More about Paramount Theatre’s 2017-18 Season

In addition to Paramount’s Broadway Series, Paramount’s 2017-18 season also includes Tim Allen (August 18), 60s music favorite The Happy Together Tour (August 25), Unforgettable: Falling in Love with Nat King Cole (November 5) featuring Evan Tyrone Martin (Jesus in Paramount’s 2017 smash hit Jesus Christ Superstar), comedian and impersonator Frank Caliendo (November 10), The Second City’s Non-Denominational Christmas Show (December 1-23 in the Copley Theatre), Las Vegas’s #1 ventriloquist Terry Fator (January 20), the incredible magic of Penn & Teller (March 23), Chicago’s own Jersey boys Under the Streetlamp (March 24), country star and American Idol winner Scotty McCreery (March 25), late night comedy legend Jay Leno (April 13), Judy Garland: Come Rain or Come Shine featuring Angela Ingersoll (June 10) and the world’s #1 Bee Gees tribute band Stayin’ Alive (June 15).

For subscriptions, single tickets or more information, go to ParamountAurora.com, call

(630) 896-6666, or stop by the Paramount Theatre, 23 E. Galena Blvd. in Aurora.

About the Paramount Theatre

The Paramount Theatre (ParamountAurora.com) is the center for performing arts, entertainment and arts education in Aurora, the second largest city in Illinois. Named “One of Chicago’s Top 10 Attended Theatres” by the League of Chicago Theatres, the 1,888-seat Paramount, located in downtown Aurora at23 E. Galena Blvd., is nationally renowned for the quality and caliber of its presentations, superb acoustics and historic beauty.

The Paramount opened on September 3, 1931. Designed by renowned theater architects C.W. and George L. Rapp, the theater captures a unique Venetian setting with a 1930s art deco influence. The first air-conditioned building outside of Chicago, the Paramount offered a variety of entertainment, including “talking pictures,” vaudeville, concerts and circus performances for over 40 years. In 1976, the Aurora Civic Center Authority (ACCA) purchased the Paramount, closed the theater for restoration and returned the Paramount to its original grandeur. The Paramount Arts Centre reopened in 1978, offering a variety of theatrical, musical, comedy, dance and family programming. In 2006, a 12,000-square-foot, two-story Grand Gallery lobby was added, with a new, state-of-the-art box office, café and art gallery.

Today, the Paramount self-produces its own Broadway Series, presents an eclectic array of comedy, music, dance and family shows, and on most Mondays, screens a classic movie.

The Paramount Theatre is one of three live performance venues programmed and managed by the ACCA, which also oversees the Paramount’s “sister” stage, the intimate, 173-seat Copley Theatre located directly across the street from the Paramount at 8 E. Galena Blvd., as well as RiverEdge Park, downtown Aurora’s summer outdoor concert venue.

The Paramount Theatre continues to expand its artistic and institutional boundaries under the guidance of Tim Rater, President and CEO, Aurora Civic Center Authority; Jim Corti, Artistic Director, Paramount Theatre; a dedicated Board of Trustees and a devoted staff of live theatre and music professionals. For tickets and information, go to ParamountAurora.com or call (630) 896-6666.

PARAMOUNT THEATRE 2017-18 BROADWAY OPENER MILLION DOLLAR QUARTET Plays Through Oct 29 Paramount Theatre is excited to tune up for its rollicking 2017-18 Broadway Series opener Million Dollar Quartet, the wildly popular rock and roll musical that played more than 2,500 performances in Chicago.

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